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IssueVol. 079 Issue 011 (November 1 2015)
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Paid articleWe Are All Connected
Conniff, Ruth
EDITOR’S NOTE by RUTH CONNIFF We Are All Connected In this issue of the magazine, we turn our eyes to struggles for democracy and human rights around the globe. From the tobacco fields of Brazil,...
Paid articleThe Real Costs of War
Conniff, Ruth
The Real Costs of War Veterans are on the leading edge of U.S. policy. They absorb the shock—for all Americans—of our choices about getting into wars. They have to confront and deal with how our...
Paid articleNo Comment
Goldenberg, Stuart
Don’t Blame the Muslims A member of a self-described “patriot” group was shot while guarding a survivalist gun store in Oktaha, Oklahoma. The store, Save Yourself Survival and Tactical Gear, had...
Paid articleLetters
More Room in Blue Jean Nation Your article on Mike McCabe (“Blue Jeans, Big Dreams,” September issue) seems to show McCabe dealing mostly with traditional political constituencies, dispirited as...
Paid articleProjects
Why Ben Carson Resonates With the GOP By Clarence Lusane There is one candidate in the Republican presidential race who can potentially derail the Donald Trump Express, and it’s not Jeb Bush. The...
Paid articleSyrian Refugees' Human Rights Struggle-and Ours
Etter, Daniel
Human Rights Watch has been on the ground, speaking with Syrian refugees as they flee through Europe. We advocate for governments to ensure that all migrants are treated with dignity. “This is a...
Paid articleThe Merchandising of the Presidency
LUEDERS, BILL
The Merchandising of the Presidency Just about every candidate for president sells stuff, with proceeds benefiting the campaign. Here are some of the goods being...
Paid articleAfghanistan's Refugee Crisis
Garcia, J. Malcolm
ABUL—We sit in the shade near the shore of Qargha Lake in Kabul. The anemic shadows cast by thin trees point toward pitted paths where vendors sell fruit. On a road nearby, cars lurch through...
Paid articleTreated Like Enemies: The Crackdown on Egyptian Journalists
Kouddous, Sharif Abdel
AIRO—Two years ago in December, Egyptian security forces raided the home of Baher Mohamed, a producer for Al Jazeera English, breaking down the doors of his apartment at dawn while he and his...
Paid articleNuclear Deal Gives Iranian Reformers Hope
Erlich, Reese
TEHRAN—Three students are standing outside the University of Tehran excitedly discussing the future of their country. Now that the United States and Iran have agreed on a nuclear accord, Iranians...
Paid articleTobacco's Children
Wurth, Margaret
n a warm January afternoon in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Sandra, a forty-year-old tobacco farmer, dragged a lawn chair to a clearing in her front yard and motioned for me to sit. She...
Paid articleNewark's Fight for Local School Control
Nathanson, Rebecca
On a sunny Wednesday morning at the start of the 2014-2015 school year, seven teenagers sat crosslegged in a line across Broad Street in Newark, New Jersey. PVCpipes locked them to one another,...
Paid article'A Mood of Resistance Has Opened Up': An Interview with Kshama Sawant
NICHOLS, JOHN
Kshama Sawant may well be the best-known city council member in America. There are reasons for this. She is outspoken, and she has no fear of stirring controversy. But the veteran of the Occupy...
Paid articleThis Just In: Greed not Good
Durst, Will
This Just In: Greed not Good All right, kids. Get this. And get it straight. Gordon Gekko was wrong. Greed is not good. Greed is bad. Greed eats away at the core of society like a parasitic leech...
Paid articleBrain Damaged in the NFL
Zirin, Dave
Do we really want to know how the National Football League makes its sausage? That’s the question that came to mind when the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and Boston University recently...
Paid articleThe Physics of War
Briante, Susan
The Physics of War —for Benjamin Johnson and Vincent Parker 1. You pulled Johnson’s greening bones from the sea. You entered the Gulf holding a single breath. You unfolded the nets of your...
Paid articleThe Life and Legacy of Jimmy Carter
have a soft spot for Jimmy Carter. He’s the first President of whom I have any memories. I remember my uncle jovially announcing Carter’s election victory at the breakfast table at my home in...
Paid articleBernie and the Billionaires
Hightower, Jim
Bernie and the Billionaires I have some statistics for you. Wait . . . don’t run away! Where are you going? Come back here and sit still while I drill these stats into your head! It’ll be fun, and...
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